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Less than a month after exiting the Democratic presidential primary, Andrew Yang has found new representation. The entrepreneur, whose signature plan would be to give every U.S.

By Ted Johnson

At a glance, everything is normal about Amanda Knox. The beloved pet cat, the coffee pics on Instagram, the bearded husband, the disappointment over Andrew Yang exiting the presidential race—all of it screams "young woman just doing her thing in Seattle!" A lot of what came before, of course, was as close to a nightmare as it gets, made all the worse because it was real life.

Former Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has joined CNN as a political commentator, the cable news channel said Wednesday morning."I’m excited to join CNN to help shed light on the election and the candidates’ experiences," Yang tweeted. "Learned a lot these past months and am glad to contribute to the public discussion."Yang, an entrepreneur, officially suspended his campaign last week.

Democrat Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur who created buzz for his presidential campaign by championing a universal basic income that would give every American adult $1,000 per month, suspended his 2020 bid on Tuesday.His national press secretary, Erick Sanchez, confirmed the decision.

Andrew Yang announced Tuesday that he is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race, after a disappointing result in the New Hampshire primary.

By Ted Johnson

In November, Andrew Yang sang along to Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo's performance of "Say It Ain't So" at a campaign rally in Des Moines. Days earlier, Jack White screamed the ironic White Stripes "Icky Thump" line, "Why don't you kick yourself out, you're an immigrant too?" under a Bernie Sanders sign in Detroit.

At some point during the New York Times’s special endorsement episode of its branded series “The Weekly,” the paper’s editorial board muses on the manner in which Donald Trump has changed how we envision what a potential president could look like. After the brief and energetic snippet we’re shown of a visit from candidate Andrew Yang, the room discusses how the primary process seems more open as more candidates see themselves as possible heads of state.

By Ted Johnson

Comedian Dave Chappelle is set to endorse and campaign for 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang.

The sixth Democratic debate in December 2019 wasn’t quite filled with surprises, but it did have a few good zingers—one of which was delivered to us by none other than Andrew Yang, the sole person of color in attendance and perhaps the unlikeliest candidate on stage.

Yesterday, it was announced that Donald Glover — the actor, singer and rapper known as Childish Gambino — was fundraising for Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang and his #YangGang. The pair held a public pop-up fundraiser in Los Angeles yesterday evening at which both Yang and Glover were present, where fans could buy exclusive merchandise designed by Glover.

Andrew Yang has alerted his “#YangGang” to a fundraiser pop-up event tomorrow (Thursday, December 19) hosted by himself and Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino. The event, set to take place in Los Angeles, will occur ahead of Yang’s appearance in the seventh Democratic primary debate. Per Pitchfork, Glover’s manager confirmed that this is a fundraising event, and that both Glover and Yang will be there.

Andrew Yang has announced a pop-up campaign event in Los Angeles with Donald Glover on Thursday, December 19. Yang will be in Los Angeles for the sixth Democratic presidential primary debate; he is one of seven candidates to qualify.

Donald Glover, known musically as Childish Gambino, has officially taken his pick for the 2020 presidential election.

The sixth democratic debate is just two days away. Well, maybe.